Most Of SE NM Missed Out By This Last Storm.


(May 12th - May 15th).





NWS 24-Hour Rainfall Totals.


Looks like Hobbs got all of our rain. Radar estimates show 2" to 3".
Here is the radar estimated rainfall for the city of Hobbs this afternoon (Monday, May 13th, 2019). The red shades indicate 1" to 2.50" fell. A personal weather station (PWS) in northwest Hobbs measured 2.20". Notice that this station was northwest of where radar estimated the heaviest rains to have fallen.
You hear me talk a lot about "localized heavy rainfall that may lead to localized flash flooding." This is the prefect example of this. The city got dumped on in a short time and surrounding areas outside of the city just a few miles away ended up with nothing.





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